Please note that I run this update after OS and drivers instllation. Without any option the update wizard start and then crash with error 2 With /s /r option, I got error 6 and the BIOS is never updated. The operating system reported error 2: The system cannot find the file specified. Released the resolved source C:\_SMSTaskSequence\Packages\LS100278. Reference count 1 for the source C:\_SMSTaskSequence\Packages\LS100278 before releasing ReleaseSource() for C:\_SMSTaskSequence\Packages\LS100278. Due the way Turbo Engine emulates the hardware, the system requirements to run games fullspeed are a bit high. Working dir ‘C:\_SMSTaskSequence\Packages\LS100278’Ĭommand line “C:\_SMSTaskSequence\Packages\LS100278\Flash64W.exe” /b=L7370_1.9.3.exe /s returned 2 Turbo Engine is an accuracy focused emulator which can emulate the following NEC console systems with very high degree of accuracy: PC Engine / TurboGrafx-16.
Resolved source to ‘C:\_SMSTaskSequence\Packages\LS100278’Ĭommand line for extension. Setting directory securityĬontent successfully downloaded at C:\_SMSTaskSequence\Packages\LS100278.
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The task sequence execution engine failed executing the action (Latitude 7370) in the group (Dell) with the error code 2Īction output: … kages\ls100278\hapi is a directory. I used steps mentioned and got this error in my TS I hope you are as excited as me about this new *SHINY* utility from Dell. – Intel Management Engine (VPro) Update : 11. I used the following command line under WinPE 圆4 to silently flash a Dell OptiPlex 7040 from version 1.4.5 to 1.5.4:įlashUpDateWin64.exe /b=OptiPlex_7040_1.5.4.exe /s /f /l=1.5.4.txtĬommand: F:\FlashUpDateWin64.exe /b=OptiPlex_7040_1.5.4.exe /s /f /l=1.5.4.txtġ.4.5 INSTALLED (Dell System OptiPlex 7040) I’ll cover off how I use it in a Configuration Manager Package in another post, but for now, here is how you use it: Using the tool is pretty simple, you use it in addition to the BIOS exe that you have already downloaded. The Dell 64-bit Flash BIOS Utility is a much welcome (and needed) addition to the IT toolbox (thanks Warren)! By only having a 32-bit flash BIOS utility before meant that we were unable to flash under WinPE 圆4. If your system is running UEFI (or you have a UEFI conversion Task Sequence), then it needs to boot the native architecture (in this case 64-bit).
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Yea, you are right since full 64-bit Windows has a 32-bit subsystem, but the real magic is being able to flash the BIOS under WinPE. You are probably thinking ‘big deal, I could do that already – flash the BIOS on 64-bit Windows 10’. So there you have it, the wait is over (of course, after you get off the phone with Dell support) and you can now flash the Dell BIOS in 64-bit. Earlier this week, Warren Byle of Dell announced the following on we have a 64-bit BIOS payload installer tool that is currently only available through a support call. Now that the cat is out of the bag that Dell has a 64-bit Flash BIOS Utility, I can finally blog about it. Update : Dell has publicly posted a download link to the 64-bit BIOS Installation Utility (now called Flash64W.exe) and you can find it here:
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